Attract More Birds To Your Yard By Putting Flowers In Their Favorite Spot
If you're trying to attract birds into your yard, you shouldn't just add flowers they enjoy. You should also ensure they're planted in the right location.
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Isolate Your Backyard With This Fast-Growing Shrub That Isn't Bothered By Heat
The difference between a tall fence and a tall shrub is mostly aesthetic. Use this shrub to isolate your yard for a whimsical, verdant barrier in a hot climate.
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What To Do If Your Climbing Plant Grows Past Its Trellis
Sometimes your vining plants exceed your expectations. It's exciting to see your garden growing well, but you may need to give them more room to climb.
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Clean Up Your Yard In Seconds With This Easy Trick To Bag Grass Clippings
Grass clippings can be a pain to deal with when you have piles from mowing too-tall grass. Here's how to make the collection process a little easier.
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Does Hydrogen Peroxide Kill Plants? Here's What You Should Know
For cleaning wounds or bleaching stained grout, hydrogen peroxide is a home staple for many. Here, we discuss H2O2's role in plants' lives ... and deaths.
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Let Your Summer Plants Self-Seed In The Garden. Here's Why
Gardening is very time-consuming and hard work. Make your life easier by letting your summer plants self-seed at the end of the growing season.
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13 DIY Tomato Fertilizers That Will Help Your Plants Thrive
Home-grown edibles are usually low-maintenance. If your tomato plants seem stunted, you may need to provide more nutrients with these DIY fertilizers.
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The Zinnia Seeds TikTok Swears By For A Garden Full Of Big Beautiful Blooms
If you love growing zinnias in your yard, find out the specific seed packet that many creators on TikTok are recommending to grow big blooms.
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Does Science Support Companion Planting?
Companion planting is often touted as the solution to a plethora of problems, but is there really any science that backs up this common practice?
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Try This Cinnamon Hack To Tackle The Weeds In Your Yard
Weeds are a constant foe among lawn enthusiasts and backyard gardeners, but you can try this cinnamon hack to see if you can't tackle these unwanted visitors.
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Extend The Growing Season In Your Garden With This Easy Container Hack
If it gets cold where you live, you don't have to give up quite so soon on the growing season. Implement this easy container hack to prolong it.
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21 Ways To Repurpose Old Clothing In Your Home & Garden If Donation Isn't Possible
If you have some clothing items that can't be donated from wear and tear or for another reason, try repurposing the fabrics in your home and garden.
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DIY Stylish Garden Knee Pads By Reusing This Closet Staple
Does kneeling in your garden make your knees ache? Find out how to make garden knee pads out of a clothing item you probably have in your closet.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack That Will Help Your Cucumbers Thrive
Gardeners already love hydrogen peroxide, but there's a hack that uses this popular household product that can make your cucumber plants thrive in your garden.
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9 DIY Self-Watering Planter Ideas You'll Want To Try In The Garden
If you struggle sticking to a watering routine, want to save time, or are going on vacation, self-watering pots are a smart solve. Here are nine ideas to try.
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What To Do If You Keep Finding Dead Birds Near Your Backyard Feeder
Finding a dead bird in your yard, especially near your bird feeder, can be jarring. If it becomes common, here's what it could mean and how to address it.
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The Biggest Spiders In The USA Might Be Lurking In Your Backyard
When you think of big spiders, the USA doesn't usually come to mind. But there are several large spiders around, and many of them could be in your backyard.
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Why Your Weed Fabric Isn't Working (& The Simple Fix You Need)
Are weeds getting through your landscape fabric? There might be a reason for that, but there's also a simple fix. We'll tell you exactly what you should do.
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14 Ways To Repurpose Your Old Cooler At The End Of Summer Instead Of Throwing It Away
If you have an old Styrofoam or plastic cooler that you're planning on throwing away, discover how to repurpose it into a useful or decorative item instead.
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Have A Yard Full Of Weeds? TikTok's Top 9 Tricks Will Help Whip Your Lawn Into Shape
Are the weeds in your yard making your lawn or garden look awful? Turn to TikTok for some advice. Here are the best tips, tricks, and hacks for removing weeds.
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Try This Trick To Make Your Sedum Plants Fuller And Longer-Blooming
This gardening hack will help transform your struggling sedum into healthy, full plants with lots of robust foliage and long-lasting flowers.
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Reuse An Old Garden Hose To Help With Heavy Lifting Around The Yard
Believe it or not, you can repurpose an old garden hose in many ways. This easy trick for moving heavy items costs nothing and saves your hose from the dump.
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Smart Flower Pots Are The Houseplant Essential You Wish You Had Sooner
Nowadays, it seems anything can be made "smart." While the usefulness of many devices is still debated, smart flower pots have piqued our interest. Here's why.
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Why Using Distilled Water In DIY Hummingbird Nectar Is A Bad Idea
If you're about to throw together some DIY hummingbird nectar, make sure you don't use distilled water - it's a bad idea. Here's why you should avoid it.
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7 Unexpected Onion Hacks To Use In Your Yard & Garden
Onions are a staple in many different recipes, but it turns out the vegetable is also useful outside of the kitchen. Here is how to use it around the house.
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8 Creative IKEA Storage Hacks To Keep Your Yard And Garden Organized
Transform your outdoor area with these creative IKEA storage hacks. From clever shelving solutions to container ideas, learn how to maximize your space.
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This Simple Trick Makes Harvesting Cabbage So Much Easier
There are several ways to harvest cabbage. Some people like to use a sharp knife while others prefer to harvest the entire plant. Here's an easy option.
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